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Six Cruise Passengers Arrested From Five Ships at Port Canaveral in Three Days

Six different arrests from five different cruise ships were made at Port Canaveral between November 6 and 8, with various charges on record. Six Cruise Passengers Arrested From Five Ships at Port Canaveral in Three Days

Port Canaveral, FL · 1d

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Arrests In Brevard County: November 10, 2026 – Suspects Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – The suspects below were arrested by various law enforcement agencies on the Space Coast!. PLEASE NOTE: All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The mugshots and arrest records published on SpaceCoastDaily.com are not an indication of guilt, or evidence that an actual crime has been committed.

Brevard County, FL · 2d
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Florida man stranded on sailboat with two dogs after losing home in flash floods: 'Living nightmare'

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. - A Brevard County man is living on a 30-foot sailboat on the Indian River with his two dogs after flash floods in Palm Bay destroyed his mobile home and vehicles. It’s all he has left after the 1 in 1,000 year storm hit Central Florida.

Palm Bay, FL · 2d
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321 Cafe Plans New Storefront Along Dixie Highway in Palm Bay

A familiar local coffee business is preparing to put down permanent roots in Palm Bay, with 321 Cafe planned for 4500 NE Dixie Highway. 321 Sippin, a local mobile beverage and catering business, is behind the plans for the new café. The company has operated in the Palm Bay area through its mobile food and beverage services, and the proposed storefront would give the business a fixed location.

Palm Bay, FL · 2d
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Palm Bay single mom, daughter and two dogs living in hotel room after flash floods destroy rental home

PALM BAY, Fla. - Rescued from rising floodwaters on a Johnboat, a Palm Bay single mother is now living in a hotel with her daughter and two dogs after flash floods destroyed their rental home. She has no idea how she will rebuild after losing everything and still having to...

Palm Bay, FL · 1d

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Entire apartment complex evacuated due to flood damage in Melbourne

MELBOURNE, Fla. – At least 87 families were told to move out in Melbourne after historic flooding left their apartments unlivable. Tenants at Windover Palms received hand-delivered notices on Thursday, telling them to leave. The letter says repairs can’t happen with people living inside and will take at least six months to finish.

Melbourne, FL · 1d

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‘Forced letting go:’ Palm Bay resident starts over after flood damage, relies on help from neighbors

PALM BAY, Fla. – Nine days after floodwaters surged into a Palm Bay neighborhood, some residents say their lives are still upended, and the cleanup is far from over. On Wednesday, News 6 returned to California Avenue, where water rose to mailbox height last week and forced rescues from homes.

Palm Bay, FL · 2d

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‘You’re Not Alone’: Two flood-impacted women deliver supplies door-to-door in Palm Bay

More than a week after catastrophic flooding tore through parts of Brevard County, two women, who were also hit by the floodwaters, are helping neighbors recover one doorstep at a time. Mariah Colon, owner of The Aesthetic Xperience, and Winnye Vicente, owner of Winnye’s Bakery, packed two cars with pet food, baby supplies, hygiene products, water and other essentials to deliver directly to flood victims in Palm Bay. The flooding left homes damaged, cars destroyed and families sorting through waterlogged belongings piled along the curb. With the holidays just weeks away, Colon and Vicente said they wanted to help people facing the hardest recovery.

Palm Bay, FL · 2d

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Where to find holiday events in Brevard County

The year is ending, the days are getting shorter, but Central Florida is lighting up the nights over the next few weeks for Christmas and the winter holidays. Markets, parades, tree-lighting ceremonies, foot races, and more are happening all across the area. We’re breaking down events by county. As we...

Brevard County, FL · 11h

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Viera woman fears mystery man could return after car vandalized in driveway, caught on camera

VIERA, Fla. – A Brevard County woman is searching for answers after surveillance cameras captured a stranger apparently vandalizing her car in her own driveway while she was inside her home. Kimberly Dickerson says she has no idea who the man is or why he would target her vehicle....

Brevard County, FL · 2d

Florida Today

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Residents ordered from flood-damaged Windover Palms units in Melbourne

Nearly 110 residents at Windover Palms Apartment complex in Melbourne were ordered evacuated by management Thursday, Nov. 12, as conditions in flooded-damaged units continue to worsen nearly two weeks after historic floods hit Brevard . The residents were sent notices this week about the emergency evacuation. Cleaning crews in bio-hazard suits were seen going into the apartments late Thursday as a six-month clean-up and renovation gets underway, city officials said. The waters from Nov. 1 receded but left behind health-threatening damages, officials said. “Some of the apartments, you can’t even breathe in,” Melbourne Mayor Paul Alrey told FLORIDA TODAY. “Residents are being refunded their last month’s rents but many are displaced. Some who were on Section 8 were given vouchers but that doesn’t mean much until they can get keys in hand." Florida’s State Emergency Response Team, the agency tasked with coordinating disaster responses, was on site passing out flyers to Windover residents. Alfrey said the city is working with the American Red Cross to find shelter for the residents. The apartment complex’s management did not immediately respond to FLORIDA TODAY’s inquiries. J.D. Gallop is a criminal justice/breaking news reporter at FLORIDA TODAY. Contact Gallop at 321-917-4641 or jgallop@floridatoday.com .

Melbourne, FL · 20h

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WATCH: ‘One-in-a-Million’ Survivor Linda Cyr of Viera Returns to Health First’s Homes Regional Medical Center to Thank Caregivers

WATCH: Viera’s Linda Cyr survived what Health First neuro-endovascular surgeon Dr. Abhishek Agrawal called a “1-in-a-million” brain hemorrhage and continues to make steady physical and neurological improvements. Viera’s Linda Cyr survived a serious brain aneurysm just before Thanksgiving 2024 and now continues to recover her precious life’s...

Melbourne, FL · 8h

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Cocoa Beach restaurant announces Nov. 21 closing date

COA, th e Cocoa Beach restaurant linked to a Backstreet Boys singer, has announced it will close its doors on Nov. 21, ending a run of about a year and a half in business. Located at The Surf condominiums at 65 N. Atlantic Ave., the restaurant announced on social media that it will cease operations later this month. "We are so grateful to everyone who has supported us and helped make COA such a special place," the post said. "Thank you to our incredible staff and the community for all the love, support and memories along the way." The closure comes roughly 18 months after COA opened, adding to a growing list of recent restaurant changes on the Space Coast. The restaurant focused on contemporary American cuisine inspired by global flavors and culinary techniques, while the lounge offered a Mediterranean-inspired Florida atmosphere centered on craft cocktails. The restaurant was one of the commercial components of The Surf, an oceanfront mixed-use development that counts Backstreet Boys singer and Cocoa Beach native Howie Dorough among its partners. Amber Olesen is FLORIDA TODAY's food and dining reporter. Reach her at aolesen@floridatoday.com. This article originally appeared on Florida Today: Cocoa Beach restaurant announces Nov.

Cocoa Beach, FL · 2d

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Palm Bay flood debris collection begins Saturday

PALM BAY, Fla. — Palm Bay will begin removing flood-damaged debris Saturday as residents continue clearing water-soaked furniture, sheetrock and household items from their homes. On Badger Street, piles of damaged belongings line the curb after several feet of water entered homes during the flooding. Residents said they are...

Palm Bay, FL · 1d

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Historic flooding leaves parts of eastern Florida in disarray

Historic November flooding has left parts of eastern Florida in disarray, damaging thousands of homes, washing away roads and disrupting entire communities. In Brevard County, a major roadway collapse in Palm Bay Estates cut off vehicle access for dozens of residents, leaving families navigating a makeshift footpath to reach the outside world. As residents faced an uncertain recovery, World Central Kitchen joined local firefighters and first responders to deliver meals and supplies.

Brevard County, FL · 1d

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Space Coast Daily Final Regular Season Football Rankings, FHSAA Playoff Brackets Announced

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – For many teams, this past Friday marked the end of the football season, but a couple of teams still have a makeup game this week. That said, these are the final rankings of the season, as the FHSAA playoff brackets were announced November 6. *Final...

Melbourne, FL · 1d

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St. Johns River nears Hurricane Irma levels, threatening Brevard County businesses and homes

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – St. Johns River nears levels not seen since Hurricane Irma, raising flood concerns in Brevard County The St. Johns River is rising to levels not seen in nearly a decade, prompting concern for people and businesses along the water in Brevard County as forecasters warn it could climb even higher this weekend.

Brevard County, FL · 1d

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‘You let it suffer’: Florida man in custody after deputies spot emaciated dog in his yard, sheriff says

A man in Brevard County is in custody after deputies spotted an emaciated dog in his yard, according to the sheriff's office.

Brevard County, FL · 7h